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JeflarlGHT.
ILiRBISBURG.
Pennsylvania -Legislature.
Bills Considered and Introduced
. 7 -City, Ward and Borough
-Elections-Change of Allegheny
County Liquor License Law-
Treasury Itesyrganizat ion-Sal
aries of Supreme Court Judges
-Treasury Investigation-4
Ointments Announced-Post
- age question--Record Contract
-Pressure for °Mee-Pardon
Applications-Erie Canal: En
largement. '
abed.' D 1 tit to tits PIM sbargh O•islt•.)
SENATE.
Ileauranune, January 21,1270.
BILLII COftSIDZSZD
'Mr. AE RR called up the put Incorpo•
Wlrig tho Bear Creek Pipe and Oil
Oom
rany In Arnattrong and Butler. Passed
wound reading.
Mr. DAVIS called up the jolot rumba.
tine for final adjournment. Thursday,
Marna 17th. Passed finally. •
BILLS 111'1140DIICID.
By Mr WARFEL: Establishing a State
.-Inanzaues Dapartment.
Also; providing for the incorporation
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of life sod health Insurance companies
sod regulating their agendas.
By Mr. RUT N: Fixing the third Fri•
diy in March for eleztiona for dty, ward,
borough sad election 'Mears throoghont
the Commonarr,sgb.
Sy Mr. HOWARD: Supplement to the
Hoopoe last bf Allegheny county, which
takes the granting of license from the
Comity Commisadonere and tom:Were it
to MK. Judges of the Quarter Sessions.
Also, Supplement relative to the State
'Treasurer, and creation a Bard of Con.
trot In place of the Singing Fund Corm
miestenens the Board to have control of
the Treasury der saltarlea to be created
by advice' of banks and exchange brow
ken; deposltarita to' give security and
the highest rate of interest: to DAT ail
drafts nn demand. • -
• By Mr. LOWRY : Increasing the sal.
any or the Chief Justice to 18.500. and
the rest of the Supreme Court Judges to
ELIMM2I2
BILLINGFELT introduced . the
ifbßowing resolution. after a long pre
amble :
That the State Treasurer be requested
To tarnish the Senate a statement Mom
log the balance in tho Treasury on the
lit lust:. What propurttOn of the same
belongs to the sinking fund, what be•
loops to the fond created/or the redomp•
non of the war loan, and what Is the do.
Belt in the general mod. Ltid over.
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The bill from the Howe giving each
smother one hundred dollars for postage
and dire dollars for box rent, was uncut.
snottaly defeated..
A. 140111111111.8111 Br Tllll GOVERNOR.
Governor transmitted a message
nominating John Yonrontan. of gun
bury, as Superintendentik Public Print
ing, and.announeing den appointment of
F. 13117011 Brewster to Attorney Gaming.
A. L Rwaetl nti....Ojtitent General, and
Fraocto Jordeln es Peoremi7 of the Com.
loonwonitil , ' The latter announced the
aPP.Lnity".,nt of J. td. Vireakley as Deputy
eorzlito:ry of the Commonwealth.
'HOME OF REPRESENTATIVES.
70STA011 QUEVZION
Mr. WEBB moved an appropriation or
Ave hundred dollars for potuata on docu
ment& received by members.
I=
Revolutions to print- the State Mired
se's, Treasurer's and Auditor General's
report, and Governor's message' were all
debated. This was the sixth fruitless
etbampt to wet these sloonments printed.
!be mien of failure L alleged to be the
absence of postage appropriations.
MCCORD FONTS/LOT.
The report of the Legislative Record
Committee, giving Geo. Bergner the con
tract at fourteen dollars and fifty arum
per Demi. wax discussed nearly all day.
Yr. BROWN. Than , moved an amend
ment giving the Te/egraph and Patriot
-(Efstrisburg dailies) five thousand dol
lars each for the ; publication of the pro
°endings. Lot.
Mr. WAITS; Republican, moved an
amendment instructing the State _Pries
tar to publish a daily Journal as made up
by the Clerk. That.
The *hole matter wan then referred
beck teethe Committafr
ADJOITAN T. •
Bath Reuses adjo eml until Monday
. evening,
ernes macula razaerass.
A. great pressure-is being brought to
bar upon the Governor for western ate .
potntsnents. Appllcatlonaor rex•mruen.
dairies are now on ate for the two Brio-
Grail ollicea, as follow,:
For Flour ferpretor—Jiiseph F. Trees,
Charles Jeremy, George. F Magma,
Morris F. Kona, Samuel.' Liliduy„ Jr..
Benjamin tiridg, Wm. A. Herron. J. R.
Penny, (Amor Hanover. John A.
CISTAbOTI, Wealty WilsOn, Samuel
Bider, Richard Perry, A. G. Williams,
R. W. McClure, John M. Fun, Jacob
Ziegler. Wm. Cale.
Fur Sealer of Trei94l2 and Measures.—
IL B. Lyon Robert H. Armstrong, Thos
Bente, 'Biomes Thompson, Thomas
Penney, Miewart McKnigot, Charism
Barnes, It. H. Armstrong,. A. B. Bright.
George W. Rankin, Marmon It. Grey,
Wm. McCreary, J. F. Keeler. Andrew
G. Williams. Calvin Sackett, James N.
Drennan, F. A. Heniley, Channel? B.
- Berwick, David L. Smith. JlO3Bll M.
!T ee
he pressure for other emcee Is In the
mine proportion. Fbr six prominent
online In the gift of the Executive there
tire now over two hundred applications
on tile, and tho Governor's Oriel) te
(minted daily by those making verbal
appliallon and the friends - of the vari
ous applicants.
- cannon' APPLICATIONS. V
Them are now three hundred mum
irwered applications fur pardon on Me,
one hundred sod My of which aro from
Prdladelphia, sixty or seventy from Al
legheny, and the rest mattered through
mot the Commonwealth. There are thir
ty-four counties
requests from which there are no
pardon —en unusual deddentiy,
Indicating a large decrease in pardon
seeking within the hod three weeks.
ERIK CANAL intLAßOElliitrr.
A Very strong effort is being made
tithf d ein and deenii n gbehalf
Tithe wi ,a n nd g the move me n t
assueEngeCanal
mi
considerable proportion". An
effort will be made by united Western
end ,Northwestern capitalists to obtain
by legislation the use of three millions
of bonds, now 'Sing in the State Treas
ury, for this project. •
%Vlb Amendment got Ratified by lowa.
(67 'Mein& to the Pittsburg lissette.)
Ontosoo, Tannery 21.—A special from
Dee Moines says the lowa Senate to-dal,
after eonsiderabio debate, by a vote of 30
to. 14 refused to concur in the House rer
()lotions adopting the X.Vth Amend•
uteuf to the Ooostltution of the United
States. The majority of the Senate claim
that the House should have taken the
-resolutions se they weer:trait adopted
and not to have passed a new mica of
their own. The result Is that only one
House has as let panted the XVth
Amendment.
—The Tennessee Constitutional Con.
station refuses to increase the term of
the Governor. The Committee on Elea.
None and Franchise yesterday reported
an amendment providing for the election
Of members to the Legislature hereafter
on the find Tneaday in November and
this meeting of the Legislature on the
&at Monday In January ensuing. This
amendment. if adopted, will cut off the
terms of the members of the present
Legislature who were elected for two
years from August, lee%
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VOL I LXXXV.
ST CONGRESS.
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NAY E: 'pre Virginia Bill-
Sharp Talk Between Fermiers
Trumbull and Sumner-1 he
Bill Passed, with Several
Amendments, by a Party Tote.
HOUSE: The Tariff and Tax
ilills—lipeellaneous Business.
By Totempt% to the Pittahurgb tiorette .)
WABB.II‘OiOY I , January 21, MO
SENATE.
MEMORIALS, Om.
Memorials from army officers for In
oreaao of pay, for the sizlesuth amend
meat, giving aullfrage,to roman, aml.pe
Mims 10 the fienktoir
131:1411egs; wore - preeepted• and ielaivid
The latter ocsastoned some dtscussloci.
In which blesara B 'yard and Thurman
alluded to the action of the INatmaster
General In eendlngont elreuhralnstruCt
tog postmodern to pro Cure eignaturea to
such petltlona JI a_ Iropr?pei.,, The latter
said theta 'half - beeit I . lllfin when -the
Congress of the United States would not
have quietly tolerated such conduct by
the head of a department, or the attempt
by any authority of the Government to
forestall . public opinion end prevent
proper Inveatigatlon..
• tat bk saLawass.
Mr. 811E1151,1,N, from the Committee
on - Finance, reported, with a verbal
amendment, the House joint resolution
to construe the law relating to tat on
Works, 'declaring the tr.oaning of the
act to be that the tax shall be collected
until the end of tbo yeas 1870.
- After acme ' discuriiimi the reeolnUon
went over for the present.'
BILLS 1211113DUCED.
The following bills Were introduced
and referred t
By Mr. !PATTERSON': To abolish the .
Freedmen's Bureau and to provide for a
Bureati of Education,
By Mr. rOMERDTt To prohibit the
sale of public lands In Kansas, except
by activareettlemeut.
Alb°, Propnsing an amendment to the
Oonstitution of the United Mates, sob
mining to the Sates the following arti
do, to be known as the Bi.tteentla
Amendment, which, Writn ratified by
three-fourths thlaftor shall be part of
the Oonstnntion of the United States:
The basis of suffrage In the United
States shall be that of citizenship, and
all naturalized citizens shall erjoy the
same rights and privilege's of the elective
franchise. Each State shall determine
by law the age of clematis and the time
of residence required for the exercise of
the right of sulfrage, which Shall Reid,
equally to all Chisel:t, and shall make
an lawn in regard to the time and place
of holding electiorut
- It was referred us the, Committee on
Judiciary and ordered to be printed.
. . Tip& VINGLeIe DILL.
The Virginia bill was taken up.
During tbe discussion which followed
Mr. TRUSIBULL said in a former die
cusaien on the sot Joel or It misunder
standing upon the alleged agreement to
vote upon the Virginia bill on the pre
vious Monday, the Illenitter Root Massa
chumenta went on to Impugn his (M
rflliebelee) ITlOileee in assuming the y.
poeltlou he had taken. Previous to this
that Senator had asserted that renal°
loyallata of - Virginia bad knees ed at the
dcor of the the Judiciary Comatittee.
asking to be heard and to set fetch the'
condition of thing. in that State. Yet
the mitred:tininess of this, And simper
staternente, was shown by a tnessAuger at
the door of . the Committee
_who Jai t it
helmet' persons, singly et - together; bad
approached the door at any time, and
' notwithstanding the express, denial by
all the members of the JtuiteittrY-Xoto
mittee of the easertiont of Mr. Sumner
that any person was dented ewes* to that
Committee. that Senator not only insist- ,
ed upon the correcteetis of what he had
asserted, but actendly afterwards in quir.
ed, as shown by the report, whether he
(M in
did not admit he had
bee r. n
in error. After an explanation by
'each of the members Judi
Committee. that Sena tor t still insisted
upon the corn:cinema of what he hadiaid,
refusing to admit correetione,,Mr.Trunt . 1
boll omottnued In further exposition of
of the alleged untrethfulneta and iglus.
lice of assertions from the a.; me source, 1
remarking that he proposed tbstrip from
one who coma descend to the use correct)
impudent assumptions all his self assum.
ed infallibility. He defended the Judi.
clary Committee from all imputations
upon their action, and vindicated the
patriotism and loyalty. of GoV. Walker,
who had been openly denounced in the
Senate by Mr. LielleDer_lLll a . traitor. In
regard to the recent election to Virginia,
the sesertion that -it was a : bugm fraud
was denied by the report of Gem Canby,
after careful - investigation... Yet - the
Senator from Massachusetts tied asserted.
and repeated the charge, and raid it
°wild not be denied, even after au -ex.
I plied refutation by more than one Sere
Mee. Such was the effrontery to which,
from day to day, the Senate had'_been
supi rooo tet er
to
the
imp_
ntatiott. upon - hik
own action, be quoted from the records
of the Senate to ahow that Republica°
Senators bad voted, with but one &seem
tlent,for the bill for the raore efilcient
government "of this rebel States, Which
conferred the right of suffrage on color•
pd men threughotil the Synth. :Mit ex
ception was the Senator from Ma.saachu.
setts. Cron the passage of the bill to
submit the Fifteenth Amendment to the
Suttee, the same thing was repeated, that
Senator refusing' to vote for It. L.r the
same reason that governed his action to
the other cane, which was that hie own
idea of the kind of legislation which was
required had not been blindly adopted
by tLe rest of tbo Remit - 11mm Senators.
If the Senator's assurance and effront
ery was such that he could not rent his
inclination to small others, he must gird
his armor about him, lest it be stripped
off and expose him to the American peo
ple as an impracticable obstacle in the
way of legislation. ' • ' ~L
The Choc suggested that the personal
application of the word effrontery was
not strictly in accordance with the rules
of Paritementary order. - -
Mr. TRUMBULL disclaimed any par.
pose to violate any ?aloof order, but - re. I
minded the Chair that some limit might 1
Ibe allowed, Inasmuch as his' remarks 1
bad been denounced as preposterous
and absurd, and the charge made that
he was attempting to impose upon the
Sender.' He uld rte well recollected the
day when the Senator from Idessa.
ohmage win subjected to the assaults of
Southern Senators belonging to the then
dominant party, and • feared - that the
Senator had too well follented the ease
Pie of those domineering alareoriastere.
The Senator was the peer-of those whit
assaulted him, but his attack upon the
character of a • loyal governor of a
State was upon a party who could not
reply. - • • • - - •
, Mr. SUMNER replied that the Senator
[ from Illinois net into the region of per.
senility. A bird flew in the air ; a fish
swam In the sea. Ali for himself. he
Would not be drawn 'wide from tettattict.
eat discuision of .tbe (mention retied 'by
the Senator. Ho would ask how that
Senator became a cattle of himself? Did
not the Senate know that from the firest
day propositions .were introduced into
this °taunter to' metier suffrage upon co
loredmen, down td the dual triumph,
the Senator had been its persistent end
my. When called upon to colander the
case of Georgia, wee not his unrelenting
opposition encountered? As the repre
sentative of the Ku Klux-Klan. the'
wee
willing to See the State handed over to
that influence- When a jest Hones of Re.
preventives drarcied to this bar its meat-
est enemy of re cenimes:et-the Onset. 1
dams of the United t I
Statee-,the -Sweeter
threw over that criminal the protection I
of his vote. Upon the question whether I
Andrew Johnson should be extolled i
' 0,,, m office, so that reconstruction might '
balm free merge, the treemen protection, 1
and the Ket Klui Klan driven out. the ;
Senator found a techeicat argument in I
favor of the criminal. a,
Mr. Sommer continued in a similar
strain. Referring to -the charge th a t
upon the passage of the great
retog to the rights of the colored peo
ple -be .had declined to vote for the
measure, be explained that hewn absent
from the Chamber on account of fatigue
and Illness. Though the bill did not in
his opinion tarnish to the freedmen a
naffident, measure t he PrO , PkWee
compelled to leave Chamber after
IGI
midnight, end did not absent himself iD I
Order to Avoid thcorditig hia Vote.'
gl ha c ,ntlurcinee of his re mark s
Mr. Sunnier WWI reminded by the Chair
that in applying to another Senator the
language dhe )lad pottrbdoui his venom,".
be had violated parliamentary decorum:
Mr. SIJMNER disclaimed any im.
proper intention, and continued, quoting
from letters of correspondents and
speechts purporting to have been mid,
ny Gov. Welker, to show the rotoliniont
ary. Intent and dislOyalaYilipailles of tho
people of
Virginia. -
Upon the ooncluslon of Mr. tin:merit
remarkethe Chair stated the question to
be - upon the pending amendment of Mr.
Drake, to admit Virginia upon fatale
mental conditions, by ,prohibiting any
change or suiendinent or the State Con.
ehtution to deprive cAisena of the tight.
to vote under the same who are now en
titled to vote, excent in punishment for
crime; but permitting any alteration to
the tAnnstitntion prospective in tie effect
in regard to time and place of reshiende .
of voters.
Mr. SHIAURR utovedlo Insert in the
-aineltdarseit the words "or hold °dice,"
so at to prevent toe exclusion from office '
her/salter, by a change of the State Con-
Attutton, of any person now allowed to
hold unice.
" The Senate 7prcoeeded to vote in ac
cordance with previous erraNtedleut.
The smendeneht oCMr. Schurs . was re
jected—Yinas 28, nays St. -
Mr. MoIRERIFF annonneed he had
Paired off upon all voteeort Virginia whit
Mr. Cameron, who was absent.
The vote was then taken on the emend
anent or Mr. Drake, which was adopted/
Yeas—hiesare. Abbott, Anthony, live/
nian,Hroenlow,ltucklughslit, Coauthor,
Cragin, Drake, Edmiands, Gilbert, Hem•
tin, Harlan, Harris. Howard. (lowa,
Kellogg. McDonald, Atorri (of Vt.) Mor-
ton, Osborne, Patterson, Pomeroy. Rice,
Robertson, Spencer, Sumner, Thayer,
Wilson and Ystee-31.
eNahs-2desars. It irate, (Mel:larder, Cies.
Wiley, C,Onitiing, Corbett, Davis,
Fenton. ' , eery, Fowler. Hamilton, Mor
rill, f Me.) Norton, Nye, Ross, Sauls
bury, Sawyer, Scott. Tipton, Trumbull,
Vickers, Warner, Walley and Williams
-2S.
Mr. DRAKE moved to further Amend
by Imposing further htudattiental condi.:
tions, o Thal it eltoiald never be lawful for
said State to deprive any citizen of the
Untied States on account of color or pre
clone condition of abrvitado of the right
us hold tattoo under the Constitute:ln and
laWee of sald ilitsto, or upon any such
.(recind as ,orequire of him ally Other"
quitillicalion for (ace than such as are
required el" all other ciiiiieute"
'rho emendMent WM adopted—yeas 30,
mini V. , .
1103—Mentg. Abbott, Anthony, Bore.
man, Ilrowulow, Buckingham. Chandler,
Cole, Cragln, Drake, E tweeds, Fenton,
Gilbert, Hamlin, Harlan, Harris, Hew
ard, Rowe. McDonald, Morrill, (Maine)
Morrill, (Vermont) Gelxirn, Patterson,
Pomeroy, Pratt, Ramsey, Sloe,Roberto :
eon, Butane', Seliers.. Scott. Spanner.
Sawyer, Thayer, Tipton, Willey, Wile
Items, Wilson and Yates.
Nuys—Meaner Bayard,Carpenter, Cass
sorlY. Conkling, Lkirbett, Davis, Ferry,
Fowler, Hamilton, Kellogg, Morton,
Nyco, Saulatitiryi rtherthan, Stewart.
Stockton, TMirman, Trumbull, Vickers
and Warner.
The bill wag then read a' third time
end yeas and nays ordered on its pas.
llfge.
The yeas were Meows. Abbott, Bare
team ilrowntow, Beekingham. Chsiel•
ler, Drake, lidnatuies, Gilbert,. tlaruiln.
Harlau. Harris. Howard, Howe, Kellogg,
McDonald, Morrill, (%t.,) Morton. Os.
hens Patterson, Pomeroy, Pratt, RAW
' sty, Rice. Itotiortatio, Banta. Spencer,
Sumner. Thayer, Wilson mat' Tates.
Mr. WILSON moved en einendment
to itittp - mo further fundamental ctindi.
Oen*. ..."aat the Constitution shall never
ue ao amended or changed ae to deprive
any davit. of the United States of the
school rights sod vrislir gra secured by
the constitu don of said enste.”
Adopted—yeas 31, nays, Gt. the only
difference from the previous vote being(
Messrs. Anthony and Craliquted aye.
Mr. Kellogg nay. .
1, "likolliOßlON MoViff in isithatitatokte
the preamtderidopeed by the. Bones an
other setting forth that the people of
Virginia had adopted a Coustuntlen
which Is Republican, and a Legislature
elected ender it had retitled the 14th and
Kali amendments. and the performance
of these scut In good faith wee a condi
tion precedent to representation.
The proposed imbatitute was agreed to
—yetis 30, nays go.
Before the vote was taken several D 9
moored° Senators explained why they
should vote against the hill, wind:l4lU
passed—eas 47, nays 12,.g strict party
vete.
o.t motion of Mr. SHERMAN. the
currency bill was taken tip and laid over
lon orders.
At Er.3o adjourned till Monday.
ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TIIR TAMP! , BILL.
Mr. SCEIENCIi, eimirmlin of the
Committee ou Way sand Means. obtained
leave for that Committee to nit durin - if
the Smitten of the 'invite, and at the
same time notified the House that he
expected very early next week: probably
no Monday, to - report to the House the
rOVII.IOII of the tariff bill, and that after
being reportid and ordered printed, he
would move, at the first fitting opportn•
nay, to go into Committee of the Whole
to take up the revision of the internal
tax law.
PRItATES
After several private bills had been
acted neon.
Mr. BUTLER, of Mass., moved the
ieoonsideration of a vote that be might
review the speech of his colleague, Mr.
Dewee, whose whole argument hid come
from a falr.o understanding of the facia.
Meeere. BENJAMIN end RANDALL
raised the prilne drat Mr. Butler's motion
was not in order..and irrelevant to the
question before, the House. ' •
Mr. DAWF.S mode eeveralappeels for
the • withdrawal of otjections, but Mr.
Beejsuiln Insisted, anti tidally Mr. But
ter )ieldvd, giving notice that ho would,
after the !horning seet•ten, move to go
into Committee of the Whole.. ,
Several private bills rowed, whim, the
morning hour having [spired, the House
went into Committee, :Mr. Judd In the
chair.
The Intention of the Hone° was to give
Mr. Butler an opportunity to make nil
epeoeh Ittreplj to. Mr. Dawes, - but Mr.
Wilson. of 0111,, who was fi rst entitled
to the floor in Cimemittee;intfated ou his
rlght. and declined to yield the floor to
Mr. Batter, or any other man—a change
of pn , grammu W inch caused kgood deal
of laughter.
Mr. WILSON then proceeded toad
, Brea. the Committee to the -Interests
of agriculture.
Mr. ELI addressed the Committee in
lifvor. of a redaction -of tariff_ duties on
all materials that enter into nmnnfaa
tUrlog.
Mr. COBURN addressed the Commit.
tee on the question of fleanee and against
any reduction of the currency.
Mr. NEGLEY made a personal expla
nation In regard to a charge of repudia
tion against Allegheny comity, Fa., so
for as Mr. bloorheed was Identified with
It, which was recently referred to by Mr.
Woodward. - •
Mr. TOWNSEND addressed the Com•
mitten , on the subject of licences, conten
ding that the currency w.te not radon.
dant.
Mr. STOUGHTON addressed the
Committee on the saute subject.
The Committee roue and the Home at
4:30 adjourned with the nneerstanding
that the session tomorrow be fur debate
From the Plains—The Indians,
My xairgrast. iota. Plinbafgh naifitla.
Curium* Jan. 21.—A leiter from Fort
Lat . /Wane states that a large baud of In.
trove *herder, named WOllB,OllO B 14th.
Relena'papaut report the, arrival of the
Agent of the Mountain Crows from Yort
Parker. in the Yellow Stone. Valley.
The Indiana aro generally all contented.
Sully has caused the erection of a sub.
litantial mill and farm houses. It is ex
pected that the Indians, will help in the
cultivation of the sell next spring.
general Augur has just received 0111. 1
cial information from Fort Randall show. ,
Ing that there is no doubt that Pawnee
Killer's band were engaged in the roes.
score of Back's surveying party, on the
\Republican river lest Augnat. Eight
whites were killed In the drat attack;
several escaped, but they were subtle•
guently murdeted by. another band of
Indians.
—Passengers from tbo west, arrived at
Omaha, report that more than fOrty miles
of telegraph g tbe railroad
and commerciallin es, were almost entire.
ly demolished by the recent storm. A
large !Area is rebuilding the lines u fast
as passible. There %no communication
.yet west of Grand Island.
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PITTSBURGH , SATURDAY, JAN VARY '22, 1870.
SECOID EDITION.
FOUR O'CLOCK, J. J
THE -CAPITAL
Tett of the Virginia Bill as Pass
ed by the Senates Case of Judge
Watrons—Revenne Circular--
Niminations by
. the Pre,ident
—Tariff tonties--iTestern
the llailroat
By Telegraph lo the elt•sburgh Clatette•)
*Atitirrteroic, b. C., Jan. 1810.
SENATE CUNNEEN --ETEGINIA . Lae
Ttto approaches to - the - Elevate Chamber
wore crowded today doting the pro.
coodlogn on the Virginia Bill, and the
Internet ermined as'great as that lathe
impeachment trial. .thelhlioiring is the
eit of the blares It weed
An Act to admit the State of_Ntralnla to'
Rspreeentatlon in the Congress of the
United States. ; .
Whereas, The people of Virginia have
framed and adopted a .Ctinfitlitlitlan for
Saito ecitetniiibut saneßepublican
dud Whereaa, the Legit' st of Virg,
elected under said Conetitlitlon, have
ratitlrd the lath and 15th amendments
to the Constitution of the Ualted States:
and whereas, the performance of these'
several acts In good faith wan a condition
precedent to the repreeentallon of the
tn enflame., therefore.
. Be tt enacted, . I w.. That tbo said - State
of Virginia is entitled to representation
in the Congress of the United States; 1
provided, that before any member of the
Legislature of Bald State s
halt take or
resume lila meet, or auv °eer of said
State shell entet upon the dhtlee of hie
elite°, he rhea take and subscribe and
file In the °Mee of the Secretary of State
of. Virginia for permanetit preservation,
au oath In the form rollOwinia•
1 do solemnly swear that I have
Congress,, or as an officer of the United
Stater, or as a membezof any State I,m.
Neturs, or .any Egocutive or Judicial
officer of any struts, to support th e
Coo
unto boil of the United Blame, and eller.
wards engaged in InatirreCtion or rebel.
ilon ageinst the came, or given aid or'
gird rt to the enemies thereof. So help I
mood.
Or such person alma, in like Manner.
- take; anbacalbe and file the following
oath:
—*do solemnly swear that !have, by
act of 'Congress of the United Suttee,
been relieved front the •• disabilities km
posed upon me by the -Fourteenth
Amendment of the Constitution of the
the United States So help me God,
Which oath shall be taken before and
certified by any officer lawfully an.
Omitted to administer oaths, and any
peewit who shall knowingly swear
falsely in taking either of said oaths,
shall be deemed guilty of perjury, and
shalt be punished tnerefor by imprison
ment not lees than cue year and not
more than ten years, and shall be fined
not ewe than:WOO and not more than
SWOON slid in all utile for any violation
of this act the certitteate of taking of
either of maid oaths, with proof of signa
ture of either party seensed, shall be
taken and bell as conclusive evtdocce
that such oath was lawfully and regal
larly administered by competent gni
thorlty.
Amt provided further, that ever
perem who shall neglect for a Codpe of
hl rty days neat after the primp,' of this
act to take, subscribe and tile such oath
as SfOrlo4ll , l, shall purposeseemed and taken
to all Interim and to have vs
caied his office.
And provided further, that the State
of Virglnisla admitted to representation
That the Constitution of Virginia shall
never be so amended or changed as to
deprive any citizen or clam of citizens
'of the United Siatts of the right
to vote who are entitled to vote by the
Constitution herein recognized. except as
a puulanniont for such Mimes as are
now felonies at common lag, whereof
they shalt have been duly canivieted
under the laws equally applicable to all
the Inhabitants of mid State; provided
that soy:alteration of raid comitantion.
prospective In Its effects, may be made
in regard the time and place of residence
of voters
That it shall never be lawful for
mid State to deprive any citizen of the
United Status, on account or his race,'
color or previous condition-of servitude,',
of the right to hold office under the thine
intuition and. laWs of mid State, or upon
any such ground to require of him any
other qualification for °Moe than such as
are requited of all other citizens.
That the Constitution of Nrirglulashall
never be so amended or changed as to
deprive any citizen or class of citizens
of the United States of the school rights'
and privative secured by the Constitu
tion of said State. •
REVXNUIS CIRCULAR.
A circular of lostruotfuna for the wild
once of all disbursing office's, agents or
clerks of the Vatted States, relative to
the continuance of tho internal revenue
tax on salaries, In which he says the
question has been submitted to the De
pertinent witther the tax on payments
for eateries and services by the United
States. levied and withhold by virtue of
the 123t1 section of the Internal Revenue
act, approved June 30th, 1888, as alleged,
is governed by the 119th section of the
said act, es alleged, which latter relates
to taxes on Incomes and not to taxes on
such salorfis. The decision of the
• proper accounting officers and Commts
biOLCV of Internal Revenue has been
given on the subject, and In - accordance
therewith such tares will be withhold as
usual by the disbursing officers, agents
or clerk. of the United States. -
CAB} Or nIDOIS WATIIO.7B
The House Committee on 'Judiciary
have agreed to • proposition that Judge .
Watrons, of Texan, provided he resigns,
shall be paid his salary for the remain•
der of his life. In Case he retirees to
coign, the Preeideut will be authorized
to nominate an Aseletan% Judge to die.
charge the duties. This course hi cog.
nowconsidered
d by the feather. Judge is
now considered disqualified. byWatrous
mental
disability.
The Committee have who agreed on s
resolution that Executive action be post
poned on the bloGarraban .claim until
the further action of Congress. -
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The Prentdent to-day sent to the senate
the following vomit:Wiens :
Win. Ctimback, of Indiana. „Minister
Resident at Portugal, Tice Shellabarger
resigned; E. S. Nodal, of New Jersey,
Asaugnant Secretary of Legation at Lon.
ontvi c e Batleau fehiffordr;.Luther Lee,
Jr.. Collector of Customs at Norfolk and
Portsmouth, Va. • _
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Messrs. Haines,- Tattle and Morley,
0 . 01110118110118111 appointed to examine the
Wettern Pacific Railroad, have reported
the tompletion of an additional- section
of 20 16 100 miles of that road, com•
menclng at the end of the 83rd mile from
the rnint of junction with the Central
Pamllc Road. The Secretary of the In
terior recommends the teens of bonds on
account of the now arc ,ion.
The Committee on Wayis and Means
this morning roduood the duty on mo
lasses from nightie five cents. They will
also reduce the duty on sugars, tea sod
coffee, leaving the bulk of the duties on
manufactures generally unchanged.
BILL BIONED.
The President has signed the bill pro.
siding that hereafter no officers of the
army on the retired ltst shalt be assigned
to any duty, or be entitled to any more
pay then that of his grade.
nl2lO LaVESTIOATION.
The Couttuitteo on Banking and Car.
renoy to day exatplurd C. J. Oaborneaud
Richard Batmen, of New York, In refor•
once to the gold panic,.
The Gallows at Lea
St!tuna to the l'ltt.barta U+aette• )
Lontertpx, Jan, 21.--Wllllam
tho wile murderer. was bung to-day. He
ascended the scaffold with a. light step.
Although his neck was not broken by
the fall, the culprit died quite may, lei
Insight minutes his pulse ceased to beat.
Fatly ten thousand persons witnessed the
execution. which took place on the Dam
mono.
NEWS BY CABLE.
The Great Iron Works Strike in
France—The Press Present
tions —A niiety About the Great
tasttrn —Exciting Scene in the
Spanish Cort , z —The Ecameni•
eal Pennell—Bold Stand y the
German Bishops. I
Te)egniplt to the Vlttlibuti, Cuet
IMMO
Pante, January, 21.—Baron Hawk.
min, it Pretet of the dent' is . anger.
ously ill: -r • • . .
The legal proceeding" against oho pm.
prletors of the Radical journal Referee
have been terminated. Three of the
ettilore were eeetenced kr imprisonment
for six .south k and the manager Inc
raven months. • • -
Oat, editor of the Agorae/lokt, who, it
to alleged, helped to fodient disorder at
La Creole : , hoe been erteeted.
It is thought the trtairefßochefort wilt
remit Ida line of 1,000:( a nise.
The stele of pperat at. I.e Cretizai
bell cOntinues end is lig a profound
reneatton throughout country,
e on
aceonut of the large hit bet of Workmen
concerned in it. It Is (tetrad by the Ray.
a r ument that the (multiple theetrittere
have eat Will be followeb elsewhere, and
this is not all. It tags suppese d the
strike wee brought abinat by revolution
ary agents, and this ideate strengthened
' from the fact, that their nuMbers are
Increaslog and their damande betsOmleg
more dud more unrestetinable; La Cran
e-at la one of the greatest Iron maniere:
taring towns In- Europe, and this defer.
tton of workmen is entailing heavy
losses, which - lances:l every day. The
primary cause of the !strike was a change
in the general directiou of aft dre there.
to which the workman objected. 'Thep
pall tweed for the reinstatement of the old
direction, whieh *as ten:teed.
.A dreadful accident. the nature of
which nes not transpired, occurred there
3 este:day, whereby etiveral Miners were
killed. This has toad: a tendency to fit.
crease the general exigtement.
Semi edictal journals state that the
troubles at Ls Crensid have been greatly
increased by the dlatjibutlon of extreme
radical Journals among the workmen,
V. 13ennolder, President of the Matsu.,
and one of the Urged proprietors of the
works at La Crenz tt; bad arrived there.
Several companies Of troops have alio
arrived on the scent and others are on
-the way.
if afsapht.—lt is noir thought the strike
peeve s Cr he m icto wi t l 4 l no T t
n endanger
m o the s
hopes that an acoliiimodation will be
reached to morrow , ' la force, of 2.000 in.
(Autry and oao cavalry has already ar
rived at La Creus4
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GREtT IBRITAI
Lonvoa, anciaty I
has been felt for the safety of the steam
ship Great Eastern. A ceased that ar
rived yesterday brings news thet she
vas,spokenou theiSth of Lacomber in
the South Atlantic tiseaia. •
His George Francis Bey Moor, Admiral
of the deef end fork long time stationd
in Amorican waters, died to day, ag e ed
eighty three.
A Greek Man of 5.500,000 will soon be
Introduced bore.
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, Routs. January' 21.—Archblehop Du.
champs. of Macklin. Ohio, who is at the
bead of the infallibility party In Uto Eau
inenicsl Council. Mda been appointed
Primate of ilehrittm.
Ths °minim Mahone in attendance at
thetcumanictl Council had a trusting
to day, and r. solved that unless tho'
f ii,
numbers of triembers In dioceses be
taken Into con oration m votes bad
t.bellounclk, llkstunkiettpe in,
%body. Their a lon had caused much
excitoMent.
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Mnonito,Jannary 2I.—A stormyseene
occurred In the Cortex today, in conse
quence of thd students manifestation In
the city. Senor Rivard declared he
wonld imprison and subject to the tri
bunals the authors of the disorder, he
they old or young. The country should
wain so I hat be was not spesklug to the
wind. He relented that he would cast'.
gate all disturbers of public order.
111A1KIIE NEVVP.
FALMOIT7II, January 21.—The steam
ship Silesia, from New York, arrived to
day.
FINANCIAL ANi/ CONNENCIAL.
• Loaned, January 21,-El:ening —Corp
sols ftir money. 92%'; account, 92,44223.5;
American eecurluea quiet : 6 2o bonds:
02s, 81. g; 65.5, old, 66%; 675, 66: 10 40a.
61%. Erie.. 10341 Ifituula Central, 104:
Atlantic A Grua Western, 20.
Pants, January 2t.—Beane firm at 73f
55c.
FRARUYenT, January 2L—Bonds firm.
tdvaneooL. January 21. —Cotton:
3.91015 Of the week 104.000 bales; exports,
14,000; speculation 17.030; stock 341,000;
AMOTICaII 135,000; receipts of the week
6.1,000: Atnerican 65,600; quantity afloat
242,000; American 141,000; market to day
'toady. With sales 12,000 balm uplands
11,id: Orleans Mid. Manchester mar.
kot Oren.' Wheat Os 2d@3 4 IL for Cali
fornia white, 7s 0,1 for western and
for ted; receipts' of wheat for ' three days
40,000 tlarters, 30,000 of which were
American. Peas 34s 61. Waits= Flour
21a. Corn: No. 2 mixed 27s 6d. Oats 2s
6d. Barley ss. PrOTlNiellif—Pork harm
declining tendena6B3. t 102 s M. Boothia%
Lard 60 _ Bacon
encase firm at
71s. Hairier. Petroleum le 61; refined 2.1.
LONDON. January Z.—Tallow 46a 0.1.
Liuneed Oil flat. RAined Petroleum
Orin at Is 950.
AFTWEIIP, January 2C—Petroleum
heavy at 60341.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
—Cie°Ma D. Prentice, the veteran
editor, la again prostrated and toadying
condition.
—The Boston Council hes refused to
extend the hospitalities of. the city to
Prince Arthur.
-The steams Fawn foundered at Ida.
sleuth Ohio, in the middle of the river.
No lives Iced. Boat a total loss.
—The Fifteenth Amendment hangs Bra
In the LlAllforntaLegislature, both Houses
h a ving postponed discuindon several
times.
—Tom Allen • declines Joe Coburn's
challenge to fight for $5, 000 or 1110,000,
until after his (Allen 's) contest with
Jew Haan.
—At Readlog, Pa., on Thursday; John
Deal was arraigned and placed on trial
for tho murder of Richard Harlan, in
°debar last. .
.
.—Thers it a general strike among the
coal ruiners on the Toledo, Peoria and
Warsaw Railroad. -extending through
Cuba, Mapleton and Orchard mines.
—The Great Council of the Improved
Order of. Red Men of California is now
in w salon in San Francisco. Official re.
ports represent the Order as properouc.
—bibs Hattie Butterfield, teacher In
Kinzie School, Chicago, was arrested
yesterday for beating a girl aged smut
nine years during school hoots, and
gave bail for her appearance to answer.
—The Tennessee Senate yesterday
peeled on final reading the House bill
regulating the reception of Tennessee
bank notes for tares and providing for
burning them. But few more bills of
public titterers% remain to be acted on.
—ln the Wisconsin House of Reprise's
.tatives yesterday a resolution was I ntro .
duced instructing Senators and Repre
sentatives in Congress to favor convect.
leg wit st em Poet Office system a com
plete sy of telegraphic - commutes.
don, to be under the charge of the boy
. 01111110 12 L
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colored Educational Convention
et 3. &ram City, hfo., approved a bill
for presentation to the Legislature ask
ing for the (Manna' ment of a Cqlored
Normal School, and to grant es ware
Reboots for colored children in the differ
ent school districts, and until this be
done, that the colored children be per-
mined to attend the present schools.
--Concurrent in 'banana have been
introduced in the Lower House of the
ganw Lagtelature asking Senators Rees
and Pomeroy and Representative Clark
to resign, as their Influence had bees
impaired by eirmunstrumee growing out •
of the late Impeachment trial, rum the
disposition for lavish expenditures oath,
part of one of them. . The resolutions
were referred to spode . , committers. •
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NEW YORK CITY.
News from Cuba and Hay-ti—The
Bank Defrauders—Delinquent
Brokers Paying tp—Arrival of
Prince Arthtr—Rrie Railroad
Earnings-•• Estate of Albert D
Richardson..
tar Telegraph to the rineathich heTvtte.l
NEW Yong; January 21, 1570.
- YllO3l CUBA.
The Spaninh Consul here has received I
a dispatch conveying the intelligence
that two Insurgent chiefs, Con and Car.
belles, have abandoned the canee of in.
dependence and 195001.1 a proclamation
in favor' of the Spaniards. •
The Havana correspondents of the ince .
tropolitan papers continue to furnish
details of the progr ess hostilities
Crib& There has been heavy skirmiah.
log aft along the line, with victories on
bath aides. The Spaniards continue to
Shoot their prisoners in cold blood.
The sugars brought to the Havana
market are generally of -a very inferior
- quality; but few gcod lots have arrived
and merchants are complaining.
1/1101I'llE1TI.
•
The Wortd's Jacmel, Hayti, corree
pondeni, of the 2ilth ult., says that a
ignited States war steamer arrived there
on the 2uth. Her commander had an
interview with the authorities at the
Government Hotter, during which he no.
tilled them that the bey of Minium had
been leaned to the Hal ed States Govern
ment, and that the said Government has
granted her protectorate to the
Dnmiel
eaa Government. and hoped that the
Hayden authorities would not interfere
with the present order of things by as.
sliding the Cabal party.
VITTBENTH /MEND/VENT.
The Tits ne, this morning. prelims the
action of lowa and Onto In ratifying the
Fifteenth Amendment, and nays. "Now
lot Georgia speak, then let us 600 how
much longer the advocates of revenge
and delay In Congress can withhold the
admission of Virginia R.?presentativea
and Senators, which aloha is needed to
give validity to her already recorded
vote and make the Fifteenth Amendment
a part of the fundamental law of the
land.'
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The operators ih Wall alreet who for.
got to pay the tax on their money malt
ing capital, are now rapidly discharging
heir obligations to the Government.
Yesterday one of the legal repreeenta
Oyes of the brolters paid ten thousand
dollars Into court on behalf of his
and. other checks are to be handed In to.
d3y. It is believed that tho whole amount
to be . paid by brekera against whom pro.
needing' had been commenced wilt be
over one hundred thousand dollars.
Tar RANK DialtAuDmits
Oakley, tho defaulting cashier, of the
Merchents National Bank, was to day
committed to the Ltidlow street jell in
default of $50.04t1 ball, on a motion on
behalf of the bank directors, who Ire
about to Institute civil snit against him.
The examination of Veltman, clerk of
the Fourth Bational Bank, charged with
defrauding the bank by forded Checks
and false entries, was opeqed to-day with
the evidence of the (=hie, the points of
which are already known.
ARRIVAL Of PRINCK ARTIIVIL
Prlooo Arthur arrived to day from
Montreal. He was quietly received at
the Undron River depot by the
Miol-ter, Thornton. and unoelintation.dy
mewled to the Brovoort Hoene. The
party rode In the Central Palk in the
afternean and attended Wallaelea Tbea•
Ito in the evening. They leave in the
morning fur Warlmagloo.
1 - A. D. Itle9AttDoON'a ILYTATN.
Letters of adminlatratlon were grant
ed yesterday by the Murrogsto of BMus
county, :sr.,rt In Ches.' 8.. Itichartison,
brother of the late Albert D. lbchard
win. In reference to hie property at
Wcvdilde, they wore grauleckby consent
of Mr. Richardson 's widow. The pro.
party la valued at 111200.
. v anis BLILIWAD iIAV.4II(OS.
Ttniannual report of Jay Gould, Prod.
dent of the' Edo Railroad, shows the
earnings oflbat road nearly r.,500.000
greater In 1869 than In 1865, but the
money has been expended In extensive
improvement.s Hence the aberefice of
dividends. •
Sherman'. View of Gcorigli
"The Reconstruction in were ob
served in Georgia up tb the hair when
the Legislature deprived certain parties
of their seats by reason of race and color.-
Up to that hour all their acts were legal
and binding, including the election of the
United States Senators. The act lately
passed by Congress, and under which we
are now acting, is simply amendatory of
the Reconstruction laws, so far as Geor
gia In concerned, and the duty of Gen.
Terry is simply to carry out the amenda
tory acts. In his opinion all the Legis
lature can do is to commence to do right
where:they left off, and commenced do
ing wrong. All laws they passed previ•
ous to that time hold good, unless repealed
in the regular way. And as for the Sen
ators, they clearly cannot annul the elec
tion of those whom they elected, acd
who now bold the proper certificates
before they violated the reconstruction
laws. In a word, the present Senators
hold good, as do all the laws. He states
that Gen. Terry is after no office, but he
will do his duty promptly and fairly, and
his instructions to him are to study the
law and act upon its literal sense and
meaning. - Gen. Terry will not have any
thing to do with the partisan squabbles
there, and he has so informed numerous
parties who have tried to enlist him on
their particular side. If the Legislature
have a quorum, they can go on, and pass
the Pateenth
nto Amendment, &c., and soon
be admitted i the Union of States."
Tim New Parr& Brest a.—We read in
the London Scotsman that the Pablo is to
be turned Into Emitlab. A specimen of
the new version is given, and from it we
make a quotation which we have *sleeted
because it does not contain aught that
may not be reverently referred to here.
Everybody knows the Anglican version
ef the 28d at King AMU's Psalms. In
Scotch it runs thus :'
.-2. Louts me till lie . among green
howra, and aids me atowre by the lowt
_wattles. '
..11. Wankene my waogaen soul; and
wens me roun', until righ roddlna
"4. Nal tho' I gang Oro' tbedeld-mirk
dell, e'en Thar sal I dreid us skathing; for
Yonreel' are use-by me; - Ter etok an'
Yer staff baud me ay cheale.
"O. My buird Ye bee hauseli'd in face
a' my fees; Ye Imo drookit my held wi'
oyle; my bicker is fie an' skailln'."
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Tan North German Correspondent of.
December 4, puelishes a statement ez.
planetary of the trand cause of the cud•
den and overwhelming assault of Prussia
on Austria, in 1860, of startling Interest.
It says that it la well known to the tattle.
led that Venice bad been ceded tan o France
Isadore a shot was fired In 1862, d . that
on the 12th of thatyeer a convention was
concluded between the Cabiritt e of Vi•
rank and Paris , aecording to which
France, after the. ow rthrow of Pruleta,
was to be indemnified by compensation;
or, in other" words, by the left bank or
the Rhine!. The Correetwedont is a boat
el:Octet publication, issued from Dalin in
three different languages, end the state•
went, consequently, may be regarded as
authorized by the Prussian novernment;
and, if so, it certainly demands an im•
mediate explanation from the Austrian
and French governments... • •
- M. D. CONWAY, in a letter to the New
York Tratote deisaitang the recent con
secmtion of the English Bishops in West
minster Abbey, thus sneaks of Dr. Tem
ple, the new Bishop of Fads": A
bandana?, grave, even noble face, thor
oughly English, clear-eyed and healthy—
showing, alas I not the least sign theta
vacancy might soon occur in the Bee of
Exeter--s man with the look of a corner.
—lnformaticm has been received at
wativilto, from Itorth Alabama, that the
murderers Cr Granville and William
oubliely announced cedtheir crime
woke days ago and left the onuntry.
Family troubles appear to have beenthe
cause of the murder.
NEWS AND MISCELLANY
BOSTON has a'''Deaf Mute Christian
Association."
Gunn, the mamfeb, has left the Wait
for the tram 03.
GEORGE I'asuony is being done for by
four biographits.
BAVARIA is reorganizing her army after
the Prussian male!.
Manorri GARIBALDI is organizing, in
Italy, an "Antl.Ecumcnical Council."
TORTURE to compel confession instill
practiced in some partiof S witzerland.
Tnx Woman glestion—"husband.
can you let me have t2O this morning?"
WOMEN'S BIOIITS do not tLourish in
Indiana. 'flic State Association has been
FLOW, 111., now fines any person re
tailing pork not inspected by the City
Physician. •
ItEcsmv events have called into exist.
cues in England the word .lEen
meolcity."
GENERAL W. B. ROSECIIANS has been
visiting Heading, Pa., as the guest ol Jobn.
McManus. '
Tun Ma.iquis of Westminisler's per
sonal property bag been sworn under
44,00 ,000.
A llononaw editor being cballengeds
eentword in reply : "When I want to die
I can shoot myself."
Tux Nebraska Legislature is to be
convened in special session to ratify the
Fifteenth' amendment.
Partere's mother was the only music
teacher she ever had, and the warmest
afnction existed between - than.
Art Indiana young lady was recently
frozen so badly, whilst out sleigh-riding,•
that her life is despaired of.
A FonT Score. paper prints the adver.
tisement of a young lady In want of a
beau fur a masquerade ball. '
Tna people with whom Theadore of
Abyssinia 's son livhd in
. England have
already' made a beok of "anecdotes" of
him.
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A SOU'Ill CAROLINA Degro claims $5,000
damages far being ejected Irma a Indite'
car on the Richmond and Dancille Rid
road.
Tux gifts at a tin wedding at Ripley,
Ohio, numbered onclundred and ninety.
six different articles, including a water
spout.
A Rosner: PRINCEEN has fallen in love
with an Italian actor at St. Petersburg,
and the Czsr has sent him oft to warmer
climes. • .
Now Yong has a "Defrauded Soldiers'
Association," to protect that deserving
class against systematic robbery by claim
agents. ..
LEWISTOWN, MAINE, has, a model
clergyman, who rises. nt 5 o'clock. on
Monday morning and helps his wife to do
the washing. •
A maw In ld)stic, Connecticut, called
lAA neighbor a"confoundedmuttonhead;
and was tined one dollar for ' not being
more forcible. .
A caavz.uronanv, seeing that every
newspaper copies from every other, is
getting anxious to find out who originally
writes the item • .
MEASURES have been taken In Dania to
prevent uny popular manifestation on the
anniversary of the t mancipation of the
serfs, ./,:b. 27th. • ' - .
TEXAS, the Son Antonio Herald says,
never bowed her neck, and never will.
either to eolden•neckt.d tapestry or brass
buttoned dignity.
A WEsronx paper, in recommending
a candidate for (One, said that during
the rebellion he received "wounds
enough to kill a intile."
Wit.t.trot Error., enamel painter in
ordinary to her lib.jelty Queen Victoria
and the late Prince Consort, died a few
days ago, aged eighty live. • -
IstratrortmonT for debt was abolished
In England by a law which went into
operation New Year's day, and the jails
were thrownopen and the intioltrents set
free.
MEMOS M of Congress are frank enough
to ray that they don't care to abolleh the
franking system, and especially now that
the price of washing is so dean —Barran
Post. . .
A Lrrrt.s girl lost In London streets,
on being questioned as to her parentage
and place of birtb,"'replied that she was
the "child of Sin" and was "born in
Wrath."
Pncretntucs annotinces that the small .
pox has entirely , disappeared from there
fter estop of ten' weeks, during Which
time there were twenty ti re cases mad four
deaths. •
CII/Er JIIBTICS Busses, of the Supreme
Court of Illinois. is engaged upon a his
tory of. that State from ivgesxliest dale,
including the Jetta explorations onddis
coveries.
A ums English girl thought the
Spinsters must be a very popular family.
She heard in church almost every Sun
day that some of them were going to be
married.
Tun editor of the Werton (Missouri)
Landmark mks his readers to excuse the
looks of his paper, as he to in bed from
the effects of a fight with a delinquent
subscriber. -
A EAU HOISTED QOM who recently
walked off a bridge into the Kennebec
river, In Maine, upon- being tithed out
said he was "glad he did'ut lose his cane
and specs."
railroad llytlie b c ri o d m ge ple a t e io ro n ss of tli kb e e kti t e s m so p ur or i at
Omaha, on the 7th Inst., Philadelphia and
San Franciico were nutted by en unbro.
I ken line of railway. .
Tan Dalvel lily of the Pacific, at Santa
Cf.
plan,l ea I e t
t pupilsisaC al i for n i a ,l
d i . n the. w i r
kateachingwell, I
and a s a l n e
V t . e ti
e m i The n d .
1 1 B d
i w l i i T e t u t
arrival otl n w°nA ti ria ;
pa 4 o PP s h f r t
i cl B o those "c s N or n i . n India n aCh i namentc --
ares 3 e n jo ymen t i - aw a itin g
in
in "lifting" the scalps so nicely prepared
u
by the growth of pig tails.
Tow New York Domaurefa i thinks the
Indians story of a shower of meteoric
stoma, in which a "giant" came down,
is an "Indiana whopper," In which they
have "the Cardiff Giant °alba"
Tait treading for the lest span of the
great bridge across the Ohio, at Louts.
vide, Is in zdace, and the work will be
completed in a few days. It Is a mile
long, and was begun only in 1837.
I IT is said that a beet weighing 34 lbs.
astonishes the farmers at Banta ROES,
I California. The sail produces heels
I averaging 25 pounds each, and the yield
is
estimated at fifteen tons to the acre.
I Taw -Army and Nasal Journal says
that out of the 2.771 officers of our army,
between 700 and 800 entered the service
as private soldiers, and that only 622 ever
enjoyed the advantages of West Point.
WaerillgOTOlT correspondents say an
effiet is being made there to have Gen.
Fitz John Porter relieved of the dlaabill.
ties imposed upon him by the Court Mar.
tial appointed to condemn him in 18a.
''il. RECENT publication Shows that the
production of tobacco in Missouri„tiss de.
creased from 40,000 . hogsheads in 1880 to
12,000 in 1868, lu spite of the high prices
realized tor tobacco during the last five
yearn , 4 ,.
A vomit& girl at Clinton, lowa, while
going home with a pitcher of past, was
insulted by a gaudily.dressed yosingmen.
when elle threw the pitzber of yeast in
his face. Be concluded that he hadn't
lost any girl.
Carr. JuLnixi Ill'ffisrizior„..who daring
the latter part of thitsear commanded the
DAM (Alabama) Light Artillery, fell
from the guards o f : the steamer St. Char,
on the Chattahoochee River, one day last
week, and was drowned.
Trm London Timeasaysit wont . dme=
when fifty.ttiree new trades are added to
the. London Directory ins single year, ,
thst.we are repldlynrriving, by the di.l
vision of labor very near to the acme of I
refinement and civilization.
S venrrsa In Temple Bar says there is
nothi t ng
digopar a y
dnnr c
ountry
as —
good wholesome dediness, __which
-._ . .
11
O
NO. -19
neither perplexes the brains of your
Wends nor disturbs your digestion.
Tug hand editor of a Columbus (Miss.)
paper baying recently got married, a co.
temporary says: "May his father
die rich, and enable poor Stevens to retire
from the printing business and Set np a
cake shop at a railway station."
Joan 13mazos has issued a. supple.
meat to his,. lemons essay on the mule.
Here It is in fall: "The mewl is a larger
hard than the guess or turkey. It has
two leas to walk with and two more to
kick with, and It wares Its wings• on the
side el its head."
Tete. clerk of the Petersburg (Pa) Cir
cuit Court is being tried by Courtmartial
for contempt of court, %bruits of violence
to n Congressmtut, disregard of pecuniary
obligations,- service in the Confederate
army, drunktnnesa. at/ several other
vice , a all at once. ,
A NEW ERA is certainly coming. EL
Ward 11:t cher sleclines. the advance of
$B,OOO on his salary. and Senator Mel
kern, of the 03 , 0 Legislature refuses to
accept a Dam over a railroad, because the
company's freight charges are, in his
opinion; too high.
Tuz Karaite are a tribe in Kamtaebatka
. .
who have not been subdued by the Hun
sians. They nre very independent and
very dirty. Their meals are eaten from
a long troneb, with dogs disphting every
morsel. Their principal food is made of
moss, blood and tallow.
DIELTIAII LAWRENCE died at Gardiner,
Maine, on Saturday last, at the age of
nearly a hundred years, having been
born in September, 1770. His mother
was ronety.nine when she died, one
brother died at ninety-two, and a sister
lived ono hundred years and six months.
A nor of seven years went into a bar
ins shop in Ilacine, Wis., and ordered a
barber In cut bait as close Be ahears could
&tit. He was asked if his mother order
ed It that way. "No," said he, "but
school commences neat week, and we
have got a echool ma'am that pulls
hair."
SAMAR S. STAFFORD It a lady who,
having a pions regard for the religious
welfare of the New Jersey Legislators,
has presented each Senator of that State
with a Bible. The gift wee accepted by
a vote of that grateful body on Tuesday,
and thanks tendered to the considerate
donor.
A SCIIOOI. noun at. Easton, Pa., took
fire the other day, in which was a lame
girl, who was always allowed the prlvi•
lege of dismissal in advance of the other
scholars. When the alarm was given,
the pupils all kept their Nista until the
cripple had safely paned the door, and
they then rushed out.
A CORRFAPORDENT from BOMB relate!,
in an English paper, bow two English
girls mounted on the benches aboYe the
kneeling multitude, surveyed with their
opera glaases the Pope, ache pronounced
the benediction on the Connell. The Pope
with a mild smile, pointed them out to
some of the Cardinals. -
Additinal Markets by Telegraph.
Bur:raw, January 21. Cattle: re
yelps 1,200, and in active demand; mar.
kat atrong at an advance of Xe; sales of
2.200 head at B®B%e for extra Illinois
end Kentucky; 73,%®7y..3 for fair to good
do; 757140 for medium butchers' steer*,
cows snit rough oxen;
5,t4136ti0 for or.
dir.ary do. 11.1 m quiet and supply Hut.
ited. with sales common to fair shipping
at 9393.4 e: extra butcher. 9%c; fa icy
10. Sheer Canada nominally 3..i0 lower.
NEW Ontsaxs. January 21.—Cotton—
receipta of to-day were 9,254 bales, ex
port,
8,455 bales; weekly receipts, 47,24
bales; exports, 29,838 bales; stock on
hued. 177,401 bales; miles for the week.
39,000 bales. Corn firm at 21.11. Hay
firm at 131. Pork firm at PO. Bacon
scarce at 14©179:1184c. Lard: tierce at
16,t4pt7e keg 17%@ 1 8. Other articles
unchanged.
' MEMPHIS. Jan. 21.--Cbtton quiet at
'
24t;c: week's recelps 10,607, week's ex.
ports 9,832 bales; receipts tredsy 2,167,
exports 1,550 bales.
Haw Fitascleao, January 21.—Flour
unchanged. Wheat: Olialee firm at 65(0)
6734 c. Legal tenders 83.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ar- TIM FIRST iltEruomirr
CHURCII4 (Ratirnse We,, near Depot.)
nnurron, L'a. n• r. cuoWiliznautor.
Preaelaing Evsat SasaArn. KIU a. Z. &ad
r. Y. lublic eordlatLy Invited.
WBEV..W.preach PASPAVANIN
1). . wilt • IHAT ET.
LUTHERAN CIiHR,H eteent tbe h sweet. TO
-23.1 to.t. HOS.. or settle% 10,4
•
RET .
O LEO. 1". HAI', I'4B.
TOR. preaeh In the CENTRAL.
PRESBYTER'' , CtiUliCßl t Allegheny T O.
hy.dlytlNe. IUS. •nx at nistnt.
introdne nx dite.no a of the mounithsectur
arIINIVERSALIST CHURCH,
Third !rose.
EVERY t,U N DAY It 10% A. WittriP;lr.
t. te and welcome to LI.. Sunday *Wool
at 8 A. Y.
art: II MIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, ALL6ull6Nr.— The 8. ,
BEN J. F. IneutUtE. U cum wnl offletue at
rine .ryleeln this Church ou TO-DWUWW
at
half-p.t ten o'clock A. u. And Mat. pasinvia,
o'curck P. N.
"graft ACE nErospriEß.
CHURCH. carver efo rant and Welsttr
streets.
Tbr re will be Melee Lick, le W .. s gi b er
T ,31..11R0W. 4nne.y. Assuan* 241 t 104
o'c'olt. A. X. Th. pubic AM lnriKd to AMA&
Orr'ltST CHRISTI W AN'
rITTSBUILOIT . 11..
litim.Crotog;, erittliAateAli
rIiSVILLi
Services every Lard's DIT
t. tbe onblle are cordially Invite& •
ggrirgagt.r...
r ig 11 , LEI . T AZ
Montgomery avenue, Allegboty Cley. JOSEPH,
ING, Tutor. A settee or totem. Ia g meetly', a
are now la progress to this Vbstrett. - Pregenot
T , ii+ HT at teem T• TV:" 81 " .
later7..r?;ll b1.1:.%02.11fi %% hit ,
• egyi.S.4elt!!!_g
7tu.ALt,n NCB.
newts. ?tor.- PITIaChIOt ...Wag sad root.
1g at tea and s hal f VIVO melvfa_(T.,
gXCelilien• Hatt. eartter o p„A _ oe..*;*a rt.;
ere str.rte, to
tz r B444
el'rssialt
,":1:11a71-eqe:'213ta ,!clerse to an.
8" " SOW th eTI
ktikiteigt I ri.r4e gr=dagi
°OWN ad or
arRICII, RACY.
Instructive Common fence Lectures,
Rev. GEORGE P. HATS,'
to
Is *ha CENTRAL PTIZEIBTTEMANCHONCIL
Corset of Laeock sad AndetEll etteeti, Ate-
Janus» . ST—HUNTING Alt Apprrits.
Talon. yl—( tIIsTED HUMANIST.
7.broar/ a—FASHIoNAISLE ILDUCATION.
coarse tiolats, 0,001 sloes tleAels.
- _
Cleves Or firrrrlOr LOX'S* COgrAILT.
Corner .151.4 nna4 ltattreatl Smitl. S
IarTUE 130.411 D or DIREC.
WKS , / this Comfiest boys th • eat de
elave4 from the carolers of tbs out twelve
mouth., a dtvldeodi or TWIRLVIt
a , 41 have Cao el aev.l Rig ist per . cent. to *sorsa
ensa Vestto RD
t,
W
RD . LDTHRlDOS.Preet e labt .'..
T. A. WIII9IIT. Arerdtarl. 21
'l•.,v•
WRICAP FORT purr rola.
t• or PITTSBIMAY, rA.--cr.
:I;l..l3lre:tr. g of Oa Slueltholderaottbla Cow
park7.sll be brad ac :beelike in, lath ttrO t. oa
TUIBD al. February lilts, at A e.eteek r. at
which ttusether: eral DO so oleet 0a tor aIIVICX
li DLUSGTOIII.• •
irm.st IlAtiCaLlf,
igrAC %DEIST Or WHIG,
raa CETABBATICp
WM. HORACE LINOAMI,
Alice Dural% and Company.
FOUR NIGRTS ONLY,
JA9UARI:46,'WI 2 , III and 29
LADIES
OOLD wavonss
, -
Ho 0 Es" sal Htca
,ASfa[ ts.l Tarnish',
T.B. ADD kco , •
- To. a MTH £T=ll9/4
EMI
TIE wxml" GAZETTE
1.1.11•• last shad cheeped , aossmaelal ,aid
lbewroaper pibumbe/Il Ponca renairis.is.
No farmer, mobsale
=321
=0
Cahoot ......... .Ith
Cabo of sea llf ••J
• Copt 11 tturstobed gratalsoasty to the getter
ap dad. of NM. Protheasters are orrested
• Ada.%
minims. REED .11 CO.,
rTewitiv=
DOHS Q. WOHlii•N...ll. mailer)
\VOEKLkN - (t DAVIS,
I=l
Workman, Moore & Co ,
11.,afActortrs sod M.0(11 fu
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES.
Spring and Duck Wagons,
Res. 41,14, 46 and 48 Beam EL, Illegkeiy.
dei:Pslr tg;VO r riVonr gr:::,71 . 111• uA
~..nted to pave attl.flia UM In very t rtlcu.
SirNimsst styles et wort a a.teatlYoa
11./GZ *lqlrllgl3:l3!ardnlt:vp's ['smut llialc/s. /hike
Antl U klt:er ler tl,sf s.
H. RICHARD Dl.Vt* having par,hoited Ma
Intereot of and W... D. Moon, to ho imp
les
.f le. , • atlralAN• 111.. YOKE CO.. dm haat
mess wttl tterro:ter ho'cotr. tst.e.l os Ito old &mod,
o , dor the n.oao owl auto of WOBEIIitAN
Ordcr. tio!to , ted.
Joktot Q. NlMBlltlitall. ;'
-jl.Bit if AIM vAvrs.
LZ:e !U Nauccal Mao. l'lttottoratt,
VROIN ANNUAL STATE ENT
of tho bashass at the ; . •
00.0PERATIVE •
LIFE INSCRINCE COMPANY
Of Western Yennsylvantn, - •
• • ti
As amens by the Books ortbe Coropsefol
ilia of aaaaa b • • •
Wbole somber of Moles Issued to deer,. VT& t
Whole sasoabilarbred.••••••••••• 1 1 1 1 0 / 0 1 5 e . YY
MOO.lll, of sof clot premiums or
admission lets .. NO 900
Total-Mount of ism. received.. 51*.sett 41
xxeiNtirrtrare. - •
•
Pala Ilve lours. 11l 000 rsea.:.o b, OOO oh
Paid exposes of organisation,— laU
Paid for cora edeslos f M la o s o y
Patel C.,. salarke A. 4 ,11 cr
Pod for smtiooerr aud priotiog 540 54
POO for lL.Voll Oil
Paid for r ...... and posisys
Walla
Paid for 0111. eras
Paid for olden tursitaie
red for sundry oilier esperie.
CiiVIVAI. STOCK
umlaut uneraMed S 11T,0000 0
puld Is veer sad note... V .434 00
INOI.SIIIIENTS AND ABVIVid ,
Solids, Judgments asoll
other tees , tars •
1110.0114 00
Cu ob 1 ., , 1111
Inure.% ex comet
Alooopt due from Sleets 06,100
Avanuet ono Ir m SIM CM
AOlOOlOl 01 ;10 , 311011101 010 r ..•z, .11,030 00
Amoeut of sou mmensa due 531
Po
kmunret et pre u I ,ms eat yes dim 10.1 s ON
Amount dee Lem otter Junta. 400 00
• LIABIL2IIIII
Animist d 1 is Ocniamssealtli—
tax on ettartar
kmeniat dee for sat•eles -
Ames dastoeadvetuatea,aa
estimated 260 N.
=roger grii"sfelle=ititd iOOO 00
P,969 02
Net siesta. sico.sosk Ss..,
Flats of Penes,lvanta. Allutieny, sat-On oda
Slat day of January. A. D. 1310. before um. s
Notary ribllo to and for sold coasts , . minimally
apt...! Andrew rgateffoll, nerreou7_ of the
Co•Oyeratlve Ltf. lasnroson CompanV. of West
ern. rennsalva - Is. and made Sidman on* that
the above statement Is corn el? And true to the
best of Ids anowlF deo and 0:11et.
• • A. PATTEB6O7, dearetary.
Sworn to and signesibtd beton me,
JOHN O. BTHOHNNISOW.
N rank,
DECIDED BARGAIN
At ik. Ladln' Hoop Skirts, latest shape,
• sew clean good'. ' .
At lk. Holt Shoulder Shawls. -
•lt 7io. Salt Walter. Awls, largo s(id.
- it lis.-tilldroailalt Cloaks.
At lie. Hoye Wool tined Buck
At 70c. ilea's Fur Top Wool Lilted leek
610 Tel. '
it Ilk. Ilea's and Boys' Wool both.'
At li 1-k, Nea's Wool lined '
Al 40e., Men's Heavy Groy Herkelhlrti.
At 40t. lea's Beaty Gray !brim) Drawer&
At 81.00 haiku' Kerte° Iladerrests, god/
gat Ity.
10 Lidice Herta') °rayon, Self
, „
New Goods Daily Opening
RACRUM,GLYDE &Co's,
18 arid 80 Ituket
.
WALL PAPER
At Greatly Ittdaeoi. Vices.
To make oh •If room loosen goods. WI will we I
ttll the 1101 of Moral stool sow II
Without regard to Cost,
COMPRlellett ,
HAND3OII6 PLIMOS re.vises,
DISING BOOS FkPUB
S►LL Alp ciumg!mcs. rarFsel:
.1.-osioormentatonsavniri liist
N0..1.07 NAANROMINNT,
RIMS nrrEr svicoroz...
ato.'
-11110PLE'S SITINGS BANK
Of Allegheny.
Cor. Federal and Laeoek Btree.fa.
IL MASTS rrefigesti
L. P. *OWN% Oilialiffits
DANE OF DEPOSIT AND oiscour.
litoclioldera Iu idaally Liable;f
INTEIEST ALLOWED Oli XLIIB DEPOI4II
701 - 0111E111. .
J• L . Cbiterea.• Hanoi kilt
.
ZZPILTI3 51/ car es s o urs
• 1111tAX7AliT albal.• -
• FANCY WOOlllll CLOUD. •
/10111•11 sal Cbildraa`a
LINDY.
gest% Ireatli•a sad Dori
CINDLEBHIR III AN D I)ILA.WIES7I.
AT JA1161311 PIIZZAWS
Old SUtnd.Stool!:Wg Store..
. ,
• E 4. 94 rirrut AVENITIC
tal:11
SILVER WARE!
We bITS es Amid nut ar. reeetriDi a 'flirr
luadAnas warmest er /MCAT QUAIATL SU,
VAR YAILTZD WARY, yrtlcli es wilt sell as
low a...a kw Walks IA Ras Tint,
MT=
PANTOS& - BUTT=AnrA.;
7itni t Aticss. Inr iarref t i lir3l !
30111. TURZENI3, ll axe 11)%1Cri.
SPOONS, ' TUILILS, 800.
WATTLES & 1111116,8011 1 ,
, .
lin Tina AVZ3l3Zoibarallsittaleui t
ta3
NOTICE.
Sib Satin of Opwitgg Weida US
.
• liege, hthebe glees th at Jim aisenthent tor .
Samaras mate 'by the Mowers for the 01ththo
ot Linda awed has Dm nose Width for
'wreaths; th at It astit a,theellteolo aeftloll,ll
*lath thirty_ day* Irtio the date !tarsi& Neil
4111 as ilea therefor avian the prothia
Sassed with tru.reet. eons sad has, and theseno
I esuseted try legth proem. • , '
.1. N. Ithsl.o 7 -th thit
I No. lee ILIA/wawa
. 1.r.: eraigas..us. ss. .I,l4afir
MEI
ll
as 4 10
:4 NO
oil wi
.$19,1000 09
$11111.31$ AO
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